Hannah Vet (pictured) was phenomenal in the circle for Wesleyan. After pitching 13 innings in the last two days, Vet was again dominant as she pitched her 14th shutout of the year as she improved her record to 28-4.

"I talked to Hannah early in the day," Warner remarked. "I told her I have to have a great game from her. She said, "Yes Sir," and here we are a 1-0 winner with an opportunity to keep playing. She is a competitor and will always give us everything she has."

West Florida's best scoring chance came in the bottom of the fourth inning when they put runners at the corners with two outs, but Vet forced a grounder to first to get out of the jam.

West Florida ended their year with a 46-15 record.

Wesleyan improved their record to 51-9.

Minnesota State-Mankato will enter tonight's game with a 61-7 record.

Coley Ries (38-3) is expected to get the nod in the circle for MSU-Mankato.